The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAIliY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
TUESDAY, - JUNE 21. 1C21.
GOVERNMENT
HOT EXTEND WORK
III BUSINESS FIELD
Washington, June tl. (WASH
!rNGTON BUREAU OF THE JOUR-NAL.)--iMuei
In congress are hast
ening toward a definition in specific
erm of President Harding decla
rations for "less government in busi
nM," which are becoming more
frequent and emphatic, and are
-widely Interpreted as meaning: that
' he administration will not only op
pose extension of governments regm
Iation, bat will welcome the curtail
ment of come of the present gv
ernment activities. ; , :v":
It is understood that the administra
- tion is against the packer control .bill
of Senator Kenyon. The same influence
" .is believed responsible for dehorning the
Calder bill tor regulatloa of eoal. which
has reappeared as a bill for publicity of
vital statistics of the coal industry, and
then stops. : -'
WA5r STEEL COHCERU8 AIDED
Another point of interest is the fed
eral trade commission. - Senator Smoot
and other stalwarts have tried for sev
eral sessions to reduce the activities
of that body by cutting its appropri
ations, while Borah. Kenyon and .Norris
have tried to preserve its efficiency
Iuring debate on the naval appropri
atloni bill, the plea was heard that, the
." naval program of 19H needs to be fol
Icwed, because of the effect of disarma
ment upon some of the biggest concerns
that supply steel and armor for the
. ships. It was said that these contracts
are needed to tide over the affairs of
business. .Senator Ia Follette, touching
on that'iphase of the matter, recalled
that the government built a small armor
plant of its Own, after years of experi-
ence which showed that thar three private
armor making plants submitted uniform
bids fos government wortrand relied
upon distribution of contracts between
them.; -. '
I. A FOLLETTE WAtIS
OF BE ACTION :
You have built up a sentiment dur
ing the war against the government
having anything to do with business,'
said La Follette. "There will come a
reaction on that,, as we go on protect
big companies that make several hun-
dred per cent profit.' Too will pay for
. your. loyalty to -business before we get
through with this, we are going to
discuss these things before the public,
row and every where."
"W," as used by La Follette, is un
derstood to include the little band ef
progrelve Republicans in the senate.
La Kollette Is not commissioned their
vleader or spokesman, though 'he tntght
Shave been so except for his course dur
ing the war, which has impaired his 1n
'Jfluenee as a leader. Nevertheless -he
wpeaks the sentiment of the progressive
jEroup in this regard, and his remarks
Mire considered significant as a sign of
;what is coming. , ,
'J A woman is the Inventor ef a para
- nsol that can be collapsed and converted
nto a knitting bag,
Insect. Infestation
Zone: Will Include
3 Oregon Counties
Salem. June 21-According tcr informa
tion received by F.I A. Elliott, state for
ester, in a letter from W. B. Greeley.
forester wtth the United states aepari
ment of agriculture, a-bUl is In course
of Drenaration creating a "zone of in
sect infestation." Including the counties
of Klamath. Lake and Jackson, as we
as a portion of Northern California, f
The bill will carry with It an ap
propriation of 150,000 with which to
combat insect pests which are said to be
menacing tna tunoer m ina bkwi.
Timber owners themselves are engaged
in thm rto-hf oninii the nest and will
expend an amount; equally as large, It
not larger, than the proposed federal apr
propriation, according to Elliott. .
Bank Audit Shows
$60,000 in Bad.Notes
books f the failed bank of Jacksonville
was completed . , Monday by , Assistant
State Bank Examiner E. T. Kahler. who
has bad the task in cnarge since iasi
August and who says that in general
to ten nsn in tmrn nutaiandlne that
will never be collected, and from (75,000
to $90,000 la xverdratts. tne exact loca
tion of which is unknown. .Later a for
mal report of the condition or ine Dan
will be made publio by the offloe of the
state bank examiner
390 Children Are
Enrolled in Bible
Classes at Salem
Salem. Or- June ZL A total of 39
children, ranging ia age from & to IS
years, enrolled in Salem's vacation Bible
school, 'which opened Monday morning.
Registeration records show that the
girls are In a substantial majority at
the school with 242 enrolled to 148 boys.
The school Is being conducted in four of
the city's leading churches, with vol
unteer workers from all of the churches
constituting the teaching staff, headed by
Alpheus Gillette. The school will con
tinue for three weeks.
Ninety-five Sunday schools in Marion
county have been invited to participate
in a county . Sunday school rally and
picnic at the state fair grounds here
July 23. Attendance Is expected to reach
4000 people. A parade will : be staged
during the morning, starting downtown
and ending at the picnic grounds. Ath
letic contests will , feature the afternoon
program, with band concerts for the day.
Between 25 and JO boys left here this
morning by auto truck, for the Y. M- C
A. summer camp a EUc Lake. , The boys
represent all . sections of Marion and
Yamhill counties. ' '
Acceptance of the tender of 'a posi
tion as associate secretary of the Salem
T. M. C. A. was received here Monday
from Robert B. Boardman or Chicago, a
national official of the Rotary club. ,
Chicken Proves Gold Mine ;
Astoria, June 21. John Dutton, a res
taurant man of Seaside, found a gold
nugget the sixe of a p.- while cleaning
a chicken.' He 1 making an effort to
tr&ee the chicken to its former home in
the hope that a "pay streak" may be
uncovered. , - ,
Ui S. Bureau Is to
Be Established Here
"Beginning July 1 two divisions of the
predatory animal bureau will be estab
lished, one for the state of Oregon, the
other for Washington. Stanley Jewett
will have charge of the Oregon dis
trict with headquarters . at " Portland,
while Jlenn R. Bach will have the
WashingUn district, with headquarters
at Spokane. , Jewett is in Washington
state at the present time, making ar
rangements for the change.
Bill Is Passed to
; Save Philippines
Washington, June 21. (L N. &) The
house : has passed a bill authorizing an
increase of 60 per cent in the bonded in
debtedness of -the Philippine bank, to
prevent threatened bankruptcy of the en
tire Philippine islands government.
Hot Lake ArriTala .
Hot Lake. June 2 L Arrivals at Hot
Lake Sanatorium Friday were i Mr. and
Mrs. William Riggina, - Hailey. Idaho;
J. r. :r Paquet, Portland ; James Tibbs,
Mcln ; .W. . Won. . Spokane : Mr. and
xr v. A. Bruckman. M. I. Bructanan
and Mrs. L. M. Drals, Portlands Del
ThAmnmn. navton. Wash. ; S. A. Win-
gard, Boise, Idaho.
Business
Clothes
McAfee Brings Back
High Honors From
Church Federation
The general sentiment of the churches
of every Protestant evangelical commun
ion throughout the nation is to get to
gether that the church may more prop
erly serve the country, .said the Rev.
Ralph McAfee, executive secretary oi me
Portland Federation, this morning, who
returned Saturday night from New York
city. McAfee attended tne nationat con
ference of executive secretaries of church
federations.- About 50 men were present.
McAfee was the only delegate west of
the Rocky mountains.
He was honored by being elected Pa
cific coast vice president and also made
a member of the federal council's com
mission on' organising church federa
tions throughout the country. This com
mission held a meeting before McAfee's
return, at which it was decided to en
gage another man to assist in organis
ing new federations In cities asking -for
such help. A large number of calls are
on hand, McAfee said.
A pneumatic valve-grinder has been
added to the list of tools operated by
compressed air.
No Underwear is
"BVLV without
led Woven Label'
made: for the.
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We promise you
Mister Man
and You, Miss Portland
We are getting ready to spring
another one of those famous
Sales of ours in the immediate
future the :- kind that will be a
nine-days' wonder while it lasts.
in, advance thatithis one will beat anything ever
staged here before, dveh our last on, which surely
.was some pippin. BUT; instead of throwing money
or merchandise away on the streets! THE THROWING AWAY WILL
BE DONE ON THE INSIDE THIS TIME, in a manner that will make
a hit with all comers. j
Can't tell you much about this sale just now too busy preparing, ex
cept to announce the opening time and date of same, which will be
This Coming Thursday at 9:30
The rest of the story, vyith all the details, will come out in every one
of tomorrow's evening papers of the city.
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